The Festivals of Male Voice Praise
Founded in 1935

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The Festivals of Male Voice Praise is a fellowship of Gospel Male Voice Choirs composed of Christian men, singing in honour of Jesus' name; supporting missionary enterprise at home and abroad; encouraging and fostering the growth of Gospel Male Voice Choirs.


Welcome to the web site of the Festivals of Male Voice Praise. Whether you have reached us by design or just by browsing the net we hope that you will spend a little time looking through our site, and even move on to related sites.

When Tony Blair won his first General Election for the Labour Party, he said that he had three priorities for his first term of office, namely, education, education and education. On taking over from Mr Blair, Gordon Brown said that he was passionate about education, and I don't think that anyone would disagree about the importance of this great subject. Just over two years ago I become a grandfather for the first time when identical twin girls were born to my daughter in law. It has been a real joy to see them grow and develop, but more especially in the last few months when they seem to have learned so much; and yet they have many years of learning ahead of them, both in terms of formal education and in life skills.

There are, and have been in the past, many great men and women who have benefited from a good education and have gone on to make discoveries that have changed the world. One of these was Sir James Simpson who, among many discoveries throughout a lifetime in scientific research, discovered chloroform. As he was nearing the end of his life he was asked what he considered to be his greatest discovery, to which he replied “ The greatest discovery that I ever made was that I was a lost, guilty sinner, and that Jesus Christ, the Saviour of sinners, was my Saviour”.

In the Bible, which we hold dear as the written word of God, we read of a man called Timothy (2 Timothy 3 v 15) who had known the scriptures from his youth, and these same scriptures were able to make him wise unto salvation. Many people in the world today have great learning, and perhaps you are one of them, but I wonder – what about the wisdom of Timothy? Is the Saviour of Timothy and Sir James Simpson your Saviour?

This is the message we in The Festivals of Male Voice Praise sing about and tell of Jesus. Please just take a few minutes to drop us a short note with your address and we'll take the opportunity to tell you more by sending you a little booklet.

God Bless you.

Ronald Wylie, Chairman